Resource determination method and device, storage medium and terminal

ABSTRACT

A resource determination method and device, a storage medium and a terminal are provided, the method includes: obtaining an adjustment indication information, wherein the adjustment indication information comprises a position indication information which is adapted to indicate an original time domain starting position of a first resource to be adjusted in a resource set; and determining an updated time domain starting position of each resource to be adjusted in the resource set based on the adjustment indication information, so that the updated time domain starting position of each resource to be adjusted is aligned with a preset arrival time point of data associated with the resource to be adjusted.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

This is the U.S. national stage of application No. PCT/CN2020/084380,filed on Apr. 13, 2020. Priority under 35 U.S.C. § 119(a) and 35 U.S.C.§ 365(b) is claimed from Chinese Patent Application No. 201910346253.7,filed on Apr. 26, 2019, and entitled “RESOURCE DETERMINATION METHOD ANDDEVICE, STORAGE MEDIUM AND TERMINAL”, the entire disclosure of which isalso incorporated herein by reference.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present disclosure generally relates to communication technologyfield, and more particularly, to a resource determination method anddevice, storage medium and terminal.

BACKGROUND

According to relevant regulations of 802.1QBV of Institute of Electricaland Electronics Engineers (IEEE), a data packet of a Time-SensitiveNetworking (TSN) flow has a fixed offset and period when the data packetarrives, and an amount of data arriving each time has a fixed size.Wherein, the offset takes a TSN clock as a reference. In other service,such as vehicle to X (V2X, also known as vehicle to everything), thedata packets also have above characteristics.

A configured grant can be used to support a deterministic periodicservice. A Random Access Network (RAN) 1#95 meeting has agreed tosupport a configuration and activation of configurations of configuredgrant of a plurality set of resources on a given BandWith Part (BWP) ina serving cell, to support a variety of services, service types,multiple industrial, TSN streams with different characteristics, etc.,which can enhance a reliability of a transmission and reduce atransmission delay.

In another aspect, a User Equipment (UE) or a core network can notify abase station of some service pattern information of an uplink TSN flow,which facilitates the base station accurately configuring an uplinkconfigured and a Semi-Persistent Scheduling (SPS) resources, etc. for aUE.

Existing configured grant resources (CG resources) and SPS resources areall periodic, and a resource period value must be selected from alimited set specified in a protocol. While a period of a periodic TSNservice can be an arbitrary rational number.

In practical applications, it is very likely that a period of a TSNservice is not aligned with a period of a resource configured by a basestation for a UE, and thus may result in a series of problems such as anextension of a transmission time of a TSN service and data of a TSNservice being transmitted in segments, which is obviously impossible tomeet a data transmission requirement of those TSN services that aresensitive to a time delay.

SUMMARY

Embodiments in the present disclosure provide a solution on how tobetter match a sending/receiving time point of a periodic service with atime domain position where the periodic resource appears, so as toreduce a transmission time delay of data, improve are liability oftransmission, and improve an efficiency of utilization of resources.

In an embodiment of the present disclosure, a method for determining aresource is provided, the method includes: obtaining an adjustmentindication information, wherein the adjustment indication informationcomprises a position indication information which is adapted to indicatean original time domain starting position of a first resource to beadjusted in a resource set; and determining an updated time domainstarting position of each resource to be adjusted in the resource setbased on the adjustment indication information, so that the updated timedomain starting position of each resource to be adjusted is aligned witha preset arrival time point of data associated with the resource to beadjusted.

In an embodiment of the present disclosure, a device for determining aposition of a resource is provided, the device includes: an obtainingcircuitry, adapted to obtain an adjustment indication information,wherein the adjustment indication information comprises a positionindication information which is adapted to indicate an original timedomain starting position of a first resource to be adjusted in aresource set; and a determining circuitry, adapted to determine anupdated time domain starting position of each resource to be adjusted inthe resource set based on the adjustment indication information, so thatthe updated time domain starting position of each resource to beadjusted is aligned with a preset arrival time point of data associatedwith the resource to be adjusted.

In an embodiment of the present disclosure, a non-transitory storagemedium storing one or more programs, the one or more programs comprisingcomputer instructions, which, when executed by a processor, cause theprocessor to: obtaining an adjustment indication information, whereinthe adjustment indication information comprises a position indicationinformation which is adapted to indicate an original time domainstarting position of a first resource to be adjusted in a resource set;and determining an updated time domain starting position of eachresource to be adjusted in the resource set based on the adjustmentindication information, so that the updated time domain startingposition of each resource to be adjusted is aligned with a presetarrival time point of data associated with the resource to be adjusted.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 schematically illustrates a distribution diagram of positions ofa time domain of resources and data in a conventional technology;

FIG. 2 schematically illustrates a flowchart of a method for determininga resource in an embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 3 schematically illustrates a flowchart of an embodiment of S102shown in FIG. 2;

FIG. 4 schematically illustrates a distribution diagram of time domainpositions of resources and data determined according to the embodimentshown in FIG. 2;

FIG. 5 schematically illustrates a flowchart of another embodiment ofS102 shown in FIG. 2;

FIG. 6 schematically illustrates a flowchart of another embodiment ofS102 shown in FIG. 2;

FIG. 7 schematically illustrates a flowchart of another embodiment ofS102 shown in FIG. 2;

FIG. 8 schematically illustrates a schematic diagram of a typicalapplication scenario according to an embodiment of the presentdisclosure;

FIG. 9 schematically illustrates a schematic structural diagram of adevice for determining a resource according to an embodiment of thepresent disclosure.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

As described in the background technology, according to a provision ofan existing protocol, whether it is for an uplink configured grant Type1 or a configured grant Type 2, or for a Downlink (DL) SPS, a basestation configures one or more sets of periodic resources with a fixedperiod and offset for a User Equipment (UE). Wherein, the offset iscalculated from a starting time point of the resource.

Specifically, a period value of a resource configured by existingconfigured grants (including type 1 and type 2) can be 2 symbols, 7symbols, n*14 symbols, 6 symbols, n*12 symbol, wherein n is a positiveinteger.

A period value of a resource configured by an existing Downlink SPS maybe 10 milliseconds (ms), 20 ms, 32 ms, 40 ms, 64 ms, 80 ms, 128 ms, 160ms, 320 ms, 640 ms, 0.5 ms or less.

However, a period of a periodic TSN service can be an arbitrary rationalnumber.

In another aspect, a time domain starting position of a resource canonly be configured at a starting time point of a subframe or a slot, andan arrival time point of data of a TSN service can also be an arbitraryrational number, such as 0.1 ms, 1.5 ms, etc.

For example, referring to FIG. 1, it is assumed that a resource set 100configured by a base station for the UE includes a number of resources.FIG. 1 only shows time domain positions of first 6 resources in theresource set 100. The first 6 resources includes resource 101, resource102, resource 103, resource 104, resource 105, and resource 106 in anorder of time domain.

Assuming that a period of resources in the resource set 100 is 2 ms, anda time domain starting position of a first resource in the resource set100 is subframe 0 (as marked with s0 in the figure), it can be inferredthat a distribution of time domain positions of the resource set 100 ina time domain t is as shown in FIG. 1. That is, a time domain startingposition of resource 101 is s0, a time domain starting position ofresource 102 is subframe 2 (as marked with s2 in the figure), a timedomain starting position of resource 103 is subframe 4 (as marked withs4 in the figure), a time domain starting position of resource 104 issubframe 6 (as marked with s6 in the figure), a time domain startingposition of resource 105 is subframe 8 (as marked with s8 in thefigure), and a starting position of a time domain of resource 106 issubframe 10 (as marked with s10 in the figure).

An upward arrow shown in the figure indicates an arrival time point ofdata. Assuming that an arrival time point of a first data of a currentservice is 0 ms and a period of the data is 1.7 ms, it can be inferredthat an arrival time point of a periodic data of the current service isas shown in FIG. 1. That is, an arrival time point of the first data is0 ms, an arrival time point of a second data is 1.7 ms, an arrival timepoint of a third data is 3.4 ms, an arrival time point of a fourth datais 5.1 ms, an arrival time point of a fifth data is 6.8 ms, an arrivaltime point of a sixth data is 8.5 ms, and an arrival time point of aseventh data is 10.2 ms.

Assuming that a maximum tolerable time delay of the current service is0.8 ms, referring to FIG. 1, it can be seen that the arrival time pointof the first data and the time domain starting position of the resource101 are in a same position. Therefore, the first data can be carried andtransmitted by the resource 101; the arrival time point of the seconddata is earlier than the time domain starting position of the resource102, and a time domain deviation between the arrival time point of thesecond data and the time domain starting position of the resource 102 is0.3 ms, which is still within the maximum tolerable time delay range of0.8 ms. Thus, the second data can be carried and transmitted by theresource 102. The arrival time point of the third data is earlier thanthe time domain starting position of the resource 103, and a time domaindeviation between the arrival time point of the third data and the timedomain starting position of the resource 103 is 0.6 ms, which is stillwithin the maximum tolerable time delay range of 0.8 ms. Thus, the thirddata can be carried and transmitted by resource 103.

However, the arrival time point of the fourth data is earlier than thetime domain starting position of resource 104, and a time domaindeviation between the arrival time point of the fourth data and the timedomain starting position of resource 104 is 0.9 ms, which exceeds themaximum tolerable time delay range of 0.8 ms. Thus, from the fourthdata, all subsequent data will not be carried and transmitted byremaining resources starting from the resource 104in the resource set100.

It can be seen from FIG. 1 that a time domain starting position of aperiodic resource can only be located at a start point of a slot or asubframe, and the period can only be selected from limited candidatevalues specified in a protocol. While, an arrival time point of data anda period value of data can be an arbitrary rational number. Thus, it isdifficult for an arrival time point of a periodic service tosend/receive data to perfectly match with a time domain startingposition of a periodic resource, which leads to a series of problemssuch as a large time delay in a service transmission and data beingtransmitted in segments. This is intolerable for those TSN services thatare sensitive to time delay.

According to embodiments of the present disclosure, a method fordetermining a resource is provided, the method includes: obtaining anadjustment indication information, wherein the adjustment indicationinformation comprises a position indication information adapted toindicate an original time domain starting position of a first resourceto be adjusted in a resource set; and determining an updated time domainstarting position of each resource to be adjusted in the resource setbased on the adjustment indication information, so that the updated timedomain starting position of each resource to be adjusted is aligned witha preset arrival time point of data associated with the resource to beadjusted.

According to embodiments of the present disclosure, a sending/receivingtime point of a periodic service can be better matched with a timedomain position where the periodic resource is located, therebyeffectively reducing a transmission time delay of data, improving areliability of transmission, and improving an efficiency of resourceutilization. Specifically, in a source set, a first resource among oneor more resources needed to be adjusted is determined based on anadjustment indication information, and a remaining resource in theresource set starting from the first resource are all translated to acorresponding position, so that a time domain starting position of eachresource in the resource set is aligned with a preset arrival time pointof data associated with the resource, so that data that arrivesperiodically can be transmitted in time.

In order to clarify the object, characteristic and advantages ofembodiments of the present disclosure, the embodiments of presentdisclosure will be described clearly in detail in conjunction withaccompanying drawings.

FIG. 2 schematically illustrates a flowchart of a method for determininga resource in an embodiment of the present disclosure. According to theembodiment, a resource allocated to a UE can be determined by a basestation with less signaling overhead. The solution of the embodiment canbe executed at a UE side. A resource determined according to theembodiment can be used to transmit data of a TSN service.

For example, in order to solve the problem shown in FIG. 1 that a timedomain starting position of a resource configured by a base station fora UE is not aligned with an arrival time point of data of the UE, it isnecessary to configure a number of sets of data with different periodsand different time domain starting positions for the UE. It takes a lotof signaling overhead to indicate all of this configuration informationto the UE.

In order to reduce a signaling overhead, according to the embodiment,only a periodic configuration information of one set of resources isallowed to indicate to a UE by a base station. Combining with anadjustment indication information, a UE according to the embodiment canadjust time domain starting positions of one or more resources in aresource set configured by a base station flexibly based on a presetarrival time point of data of its own service, so that the time domainstarting position of the resource is aligned with the preset arrivaltime point of data, to ensure that each data can be transmitted with alowest time delay after it arrives.

Because a preset arrival time point of data of a UE is reported to abase station in advance. Thus, a resource adjustment can be calculatedin the base station side, based on the arrival time point of the dataand a periodic configuration information of the resource allocated tothe UE, and enough resources can be reserved in a corresponding positionfor the UE to perform data transmission. Therefore, although the basestation only indicates a periodic configuration information of one setof resources, it can still reach a consensus with the UE, so that anadjusted resource can successfully transmit data of a UE.

Wherein, the resource may be a periodic resource, including a configuredgrant resource, such as a configured grant Type 1 resource, or aconfigured grant Type 2 resource, and also including an SPS resource.

Specifically, according to the embodiment, referring to FIG. 2, themethod for determining a resource may include the following S101 andS102.

In S101, an adjustment indication information is obtained, wherein theadjustment indication information includes a position indicationinformation which is adapted to indicate an original time domainstarting position of a first resource to be adjusted in a resource set.

In S102, an updated time domain starting position of each resource to beadjusted in the resource set is determined based on the adjustmentindication information, so that the updated time domain startingposition of each resource to be adjusted is aligned with a presetarrival time point of data associated with the resource to be adjusted.

In some embodiment, the adjustment indication information may be sent toa UE by a base station. For example, the adjustment indicationinformation is received at least through an RRC message and/or a DCIsignaling for indicating a CG resource, or an RRC message and/or a DCIsignaling for indicating SPS resources.

For example, for a configured grant Type 1, the adjustment indicationinformation is sent by an RRC message indicating a configured grant Type1 resource.

For another example, for a configured grant Type 2, the adjustmentindication information is sent by an RRC message or a DCI signalingindicating a configured grant Type 2 resource.

For another example, for a downlink SPS, the adjustment indicationinformation is sent by an RRC message or a DCI signaling indicating adownlink SPS resource.

In practical applications, the base station may also send the adjustmentindication information through other signaling in addition to thementioned signaling.

In some embodiment, the adjustment indication information is determinedby a protocol.

For example, the adjustment indication information may be associatedwith a service to which data belongs, and a UE and a base station mayrespectively determine associated adjustment indication informationbased on the service which have data to be transmitted currently and towhich the data belongs. Whereas, there is no need for an additionalsignaling interaction between the UE and the base station.

Further, a protocol can specify a trigger condition according to theembodiment. When the trigger condition is met, a UE and a base stationcan automatically execute according to the embodiment to determine acorresponding adjustment indication information based on a service towhich data belongs.

For example, the trigger condition may be a preset time domain interval,when a maximum tolerable time delay of a service to which data belongsis greater than the preset time domain interval, the trigger conditionis determined not to be met. Whereas, when the maximum tolerable timedelay of the service to which the data belongs is less than the presettime domain interval, the trigger condition is determined to be met, anda UE can execute according to the embodiment to ensure that a configuredresource can better match an associated data.

Further, different services can correspond to different adjustmentinstruction information.

Further, a same service can correspond to a plurality of adjustmentindication information, and the different adjustment indicationinformation corresponds to different application scenarios or conditionsof the service.

In an embodiment, before S101, the method further includes: receiving anadjustment instruction which is adapted to trigger an acquisitionoperation of the adjustment indication information.

In other words, in above embodiment, the adjustment instruction mayinclude an indication instructing whether to execute according to anembodiment, and in response to the adjustment instruction and whenadjustment instruction instructs to execute according to the embodiment,a UE may perform S101 to obtain an appropriate adjustment indicationinformation based on an association relationship between a servicedetermined by a protocol and the adjustment indication information.

In some embodiment, the resource set may include: a same set ofconfigured grant resource, or a same set of semi-static schedulingresource. Wherein, the same set means that periods, offsets, andresource configuration parameter are the same in the set, that is, aconfiguration information of a CG resource or an SPS resource indicatedby an RRC message and/or a DCI signaling is the same.

In some embodiment, for each resource to be adjusted, the dataassociated with the resource to be adjusted may include: a first datalocated before an original time domain position of the resource to beadjusted and cannot be carried by an arbitrary resource before theresource to be adjusted.

For example, referring to FIG. 1, data associated with resource 101 isdata with a preset arrival time point of 0 ms, data associated withresource 102 is data with a preset arrival time point of 1.7 ms, dataassociated with resource 103 is data with a preset arrival time point of3.4 ms, and data associated with resource 104 is data with a presetarrival time point of 5.1 ms. Based on the conventional technology,because a time domain deviation between a time domain starting positionof the resource 104 and data with the preset arrival time point of 5.1ms is greater than a maximum tolerable time delay of a service to whichdata belongs. Therefore, data with the preset arrival time point of 5.1ms cannot be transmitted by resource 104. Accordingly, data associatedwith resource 105 are the data with the preset arrival time point of 5.1ms and data with a preset arrival time point of 6.8 ms. Wherein, thetime domain deviation (may be referred to as a deviation) refers to atime interval.

In some embodiment, said updated time domain starting position of eachresource to be adjusted being aligned with the preset arrival time pointof the data associated with the resource to be adjusted includes: foreach resource to be adjusted, a deviation between the updated timedomain position of the resource to be adjusted and the preset arrivaltime point of the data associated with the resource to be adjusted beingless than a first preset threshold.

Further, the updated time domain starting position of the resource to beadjusted is located after the preset arrival time point of the dataassociated with the resource to be adjusted, that is, for each resourceto be adjusted, in the time domain, the preset arrival time point of thedata associated with the resource to be adjusted is earlier than theupdated time domain starting position of the resource to be adjusted, soas to ensure that each group of data associated with the resource to beadjusted can match a resource according to the embodiment, and ensurethat the data can be transmitted by the associated resources.

In some embodiment, a first preset threshold may be zero, that is, anupdated time domain starting position of a resource to be adjusted isstrictly aligned with a preset arrival time point of data associatedwith the resource to be adjusted.

In some embodiment, a first preset threshold may be non-zero but lessthan a rational number of a maximum tolerable time delay of a service towhich data belongs, such that an updated time domain starting positionof a resource to be adjusted is consistent with data associated with theresource to be adjusted.

In some embodiment, a preset arrival time point of data may be atheoretical arrival time point of the data calculated based on a periodand an offset of a service in a service pattern. The service pattern canbe reported to a base station by a UE, or the service pattern can benotified to the UE by the base station, or the service pattern can benotified to the base station and/or the UE by a core network, or theservice pattern can be obtained by the UE and/or the base station inother manners

In some embodiment, taking into account an interference caused byfactors such as an actual channel environment, a preset arrival timepoint of data may also be an arrival time point that comprehensivelyconsiders a jitter of a service arrival time based on aforementionedtheoretical arrival time point.

In some embodiment, a preset arrival time point of data may also be anarrival time point determined by an arbitrary rule agreed upon between abase station and a UE.

In some embodiment, the position indication information includes arelative time domain starting position of the first resource to beadjusted, wherein the relative time domain starting position includes adeviation between the original time domain starting position of thefirst resource to be adjusted and a preset reference time point. Thus,an original time domain starting position of the first resource to beadjusted can be intuitively determined through the relative time domainstarting position, and positions of resources can be adjusted from thefirst resource to be adjusted, so that a time domain starting positionof each resource in a resource set is aligned with a preset arrival timepoint of data associated with the resource.

In some embodiment, referring to FIG. 3, the S102 may include S1021,S1022 and S1023.

In S1021, an original time domain starting position of the firstresource to be adjusted is determined, based on the preset referencetime point and the relative time domain starting position of the firstresource to be adjusted.

In S1022, an updated time domain starting position of the first resourceto be adjusted is determined, based on the original time domain startingposition of the first resource to be adjusted and a preset arrival timepoint of data associated with the first resource to be adjusted.

In S1023, an updated time domain starting position of a remainingresource to be adjusted in the resource to be adjusted is determined,based on a first preset period of the resource set and the updated timedomain starting position of the first resource to be adjusted.

Specifically, in a first adjustment, the preset reference time point isdetermined based on an original time domain starting position of a firstblock resource in the resource set.

Further, from a second adjustment, the preset reference time point isdetermined based on an updated time domain starting position of a firstresource to be adjusted during a previous adjustment.

Further, the first preset period may be a period of the resource setconfigured by a base station.

For example, referring to FIG. 4, referring to an aforementionedcorresponding description of FIG. 1, starting from a fourth data, allsubsequent data cannot be carried and transmitted respectively throughremaining resources in the resource set 100 from resource 104.

In this example, the relative time domain starting position of the firstresource to be adjusted may be 6 subframes, that is, 12 number of slots,or 6 ms.

Correspondingly, in the first adjustment, starting from the originaltime domainpositions0 of resource 101, resource 104 which is 6subframesapart from the original time domain position is the first resource to beadjusted in the first adjustment, and the original time domain startingposition of resource 104 is subframe 6 (s6).

Further, based on the original time domain starting position s6 ofresource 104 and the preset arrival time point of 5.1 ms of the fourthdata associated with resource 104, it can be determined that resource104 needs to be moved forward to 5.1 ms in the time domain, so that theupdated time domain starting position of resource 104 is aligned with astarting arrival time point of the fourth data. For simplifyingdescription, resource 104 that has gone through the first adjustment isreferred to as resource 204 thereinafter.

Further, after determining that the updated time domain startingposition of resource 204 is 5.1 ms, updated time domain startingpositions of resource 105 and its subsequent resources can be determinedbased on a period of two subframes of resource set 100.

For example, the updated time domain starting position of the of theresource 105 is 5.1 ms+2 number of subframes, that is, 7.1 ms.

For brief of description, resource 105 shown in the figure that has gonethrough the first adjustment is referred to as resource 205thereinafter, resource 106 that has gone through the first adjustment isreferred to as resource 206, resource 107 that has gone through thefirst adjustment is referred to as resource 207, resource 108 that hasgone through the first adjustment is referred to as resource 208, andresource 109 that has gone through the first adjustment is referred toas resource 209.

After the first adjustment, time domain deviations between resource 204,resource 205, resource 206 and the preset arrival time points of thedata associated with respective resources are all within a maximumtolerable time delay range of 0.8 ms. From resource 207, a next round ofadjustment is started.

In the second adjustment, the preset reference time point is determinedbased on the updated time domain starting position of resource 204.Therefore, an original time domain starting position of a first resourceto be adjusted in the second adjustment is 5.1 ms+6 number of subframes,that is, the first resource to be adjusted in the second adjustment isresource 207, and its original time domain starting position is 11.1 ms.

Similar to a process of the first adjustment, in the second adjustment,based on the original time domain starting position 11.1 ms of resource207 and the preset arrival time point 10.2 ms of the seventh dataassociated with resource 207, it can be determined that resource 207needs to be moved forward to 10.2 ms in the time domain, so that theupdated time domain starting position of resource 207 is aligned with astarting arrival time point of the seventh data. For brief ofdescription, resource 207 that has gone through the second adjustment isreferred to as resource 307 thereinafter.

Further, after determining that the updated time domain startingposition of resource 307 is 10.2 ms, an updated time domain startingpositions of resource 208 and of its subsequent resources can bedetermined based on a period of two subframes of the resource set 100.

For example, the updated time domain starting position of resource 208is 10.2 ms+2 number of subframes, that is, 12.2 ms. For brief ofdescription, resource 208 shown in the figure that has gone through thesecond adjustment is referred to as resource 308 thereinafter, resource209 that has gone through the second adjustment is referred to asresource 309.

After the second adjustment, time domain deviations between resource307, resource 308, resource 309 and the preset arrival time points ofthe data associated with respective resources are all within a maximumtolerable time delay range of 0.8 ms. In this loop iteration, updatedtime domain starting positions of all resources included in the resourceset 100 can be determined, and the updated time domain startingpositions of all resources can be aligned with preset arrival timepoints of data associated with the resources.

Further, in the foregoing loop iteration process, during eachadjustment, an original time domain starting position of a firstresource to be adjusted is an updated time domain starting position ofthe resource to be adjusted after a previous adjustment.

Further, in the foregoing loop iteration process, each adjustment isrecalculated based on an updated time domain starting position of afirst resource to be adjusted in a previous adjustment to determine afirst resource to be adjusted for this adjustment.

In some embodiment, the position indication information includes arelative resource sequence number of the first resource to be adjusted,wherein the relative resource sequence number includes a deviationbetween a resource sequence number of the first resource to be adjustedand a preset reference sequence number. Thus, an original time domainstarting position of the first resource to be adjusted can beintuitively determined through the relative resource sequence number,and positions of resources can be adjusted from the first resource to beadjusted, so that a time domain starting position of each resource in aresource set is aligned with a preset arrival time point of dataassociated with the resource.

Further, referring to FIG. 5, S102 may include S1031, S1032 and S1033.

In S1031, an original time domain starting position of the firstresource to be adjusted is determined, based on the preset referencesequence number and the relative resource sequence number of the firstresource to be adjusted.

In S1032, an updated time domain starting position of the first resourceto be adjusted is determined, based on the original time domain startingposition of the first resource to be adjusted and a preset arrival timepoint of data associated with the first resource to be adjusted.

In S1033, an updated time domain starting position of a remainingresource to be adjusted in the resource to be adjusted is determined,based on a first preset period of the resource set and the updated timedomain starting position of the first resource to be adjusted.

Specifically, in a first adjustment, the preset reference sequencenumber is determined based on a resource sequence number of a firstblock resource in the resource set.

Further, from a second adjustment, the preset reference sequence numberis determined based on a resource sequence number of a first resource tobe adjusted during a previous adjustment.

Further, the first preset period may be a period of the resource setconfigured by a base station.

For example, referring to FIG. 4, referring to an aforementionedcorresponding description of FIG. 1, starting from a fourth data, allsubsequent data cannot be carried and transmitted respectively throughremaining resources in the resource set 100 from resource 104.

In this example, a relative resource sequence number of a first resourceto be adjusted may be 3 resource sequence numbers.

Correspondingly, in the first adjustment, from a resource sequencenumber of the resource 101, the resource 104 whose resource sequencenumber is separated by 3 resource sequence numbers is the first resourceto be adjusted in the first adjustment, and the original time domainstarting position of the resource 104 is subframe 6 (s6).

Further, based on the original time domain starting position s6 ofresource 104 and the preset arrival time point of 5.1 ms of the fourthdata associated with resource 104, it can be determined that resource104 needs to be moved forward to 5.1 ms in the time domain, so that theupdated time domain starting position of resource 104 is aligned with astarting arrival time point of the fourth data. For simplifyingdescription, resource 104 that after the first adjustment is referred toas resource 204 thereinafter.

Further, after determining that the updated time domain startingposition of resource 204 is 5.1 ms, updated time domain startingpositions of resource 105 and its subsequent resources can be determinedbased on a period of two subframes of resource set 100.

For example, the updated time domain starting position of the of theresource 105 is 5.1 ms+2 number of subframes, that is, 7.1 ms.

For brief of description, resource 105 shown in the figure that has gonethrough the first adjustment is referred to as resource 205thereinafter, resource 106 that has gone through the first adjustment isreferred to as resource 206, resource 107 that has gone through thefirst adjustment is referred to as resource 207, resource 108 that hasgone through the first adjustment is referred to as resource 208,resource 109 that has gone through the first adjustment is referred toas resource 209.

After the first adjustment, deviations of time domains between resource204, resource 205, resource 206 and the preset arrival time points ofthe data associated with respective resources are all within a maximumtolerable time delay range of 0.8 ms. From resource 207, a next round ofadjustment is started.

In the second adjustment, the preset reference sequence number isdetermined based on the resource sequence of resource 204. Therefore,the first resource to be adjusted is 4+3, that is, resource 207 with theresource sequence 7, and its original time domain starting position is11.1 ms.

Similar to a process of the first adjustment, in the second adjustment,based on the original time domain starting position 11.1 ms of resource207 and the preset arrival time point 10.2 ms of the seventh dataassociated with resource 207, it can be determined that resource 207needs to be moved forward to 10.2 ms in the time domain, so that theupdated time domain starting position of resource 207 is aligned with astarting arrival time point of the seventh data. For brief ofdescription, resource 207 that has gone through the second adjustment isreferred to as resource 307 thereinafter.

Further, after determining that the updated time domain startingposition of resource 307 is 10.2 ms, updated time domain startingpositions of resource 208 and its subsequent resources can be determinedbased on a period of two subframes of the resource set 100.

For example, the updated time domain starting position of resource 208is 10.2 ms+2 number of subframes, that is, 12.2 ms. For resource 208shown in the figure that has gone through the second adjustment isreferred to as resource 308 in the following, resource 209 that has gonethrough the second adjustment is referred to as resource 309.

After the second adjustment, time domain deviations between resource307, resource 308, resource 309 and the preset arrival time points ofthe data associated with respective resources are all within a maximumtolerable time delay range of 0.8 ms. In this loop iteration, updatedtime domain starting positions of all resources included in the resourceset 100 can be determined, and the updated time domain startingpositions of all resources can be aligned with preset arrival timepoints of data associated with the resources.

In some embodiment, the position indication information includes apreset timer, wherein the preset timer starts timing from a presetreference time point. Thus, an original time domain starting position ofthe first resource to be adjusted can be accurately determined throughthe preset timer duration and the preset reference time point, andpositions of resources can be further adjusted from the first resourceto be adjusted, so that a time domain starting position of each resourcein a resource set is aligned with a preset arrival time point of dataassociated with the resource.

Further, referring to FIG. 6, S102 may include S1041, S1042 and S1043.

In S1041, a first resource after the preset timer expires as the firstresource to be adjusted is determined.

In S1042, an updated time domain starting position of the first resourceto be adjusted is determined, based on the original time domain startingposition of the first resource to be adjusted and a preset arrival timepoint of data associated with the first resource to be adjusted.

In S1043, an updated time domain starting position of a remainingresource to be adjusted in the resource to be adjusted is determined,based on a first preset period of the resource set and the updated timedomain starting position of the first resource to be adjusted.

Specifically, in the first adjustment, the preset reference time pointis determined based on an original time domain starting position of afirst block resource in the resource set.

Further, from the second adjustment, the preset reference time point isdetermined based on an updated time domain starting position of a firstresource to be adjusted during a previous adjustment.

Further, the preset timer may be determined based on a maximum tolerabletime delay of a service to which the data belongs and a time intervalbetween the original time domain starting position of the resource andthe preset arrival time point of the data associated with the resource.

For example, starting from the preset reference time point, whether thetime interval between the original time domain starting position of theresource and the preset arrival time point of the data associated withthe resource is greater than the maximum tolerable time delay iscompared, when the first time interval is compared to be greater thanthe maximum tolerable time delay, it is determined that the preset timerexpires.

In other words, in some embodiment, a duration of the preset timerincludes a period of time from the preset reference time point to theoriginal time domain starting position of a first resource with a timeinterval greater than the maximum tolerable time delay.

Or, the duration of the preset timer may also be selected a value fromthe range (A, B], wherein, A is a period of time from the presetreference time point to the original time domain starting position ofthe resource before a first resource with a time interval greater thanthe maximum tolerable time delay, B is a period of time from the presetreference time point to the original time domain starting position of afirst resource with a time interval greater than the maximum tolerabletime delay.

Further, the first preset period may be a period of the resource setconfigured by a base station.

For example, referring to FIG. 4, referring to an aforementionedcorresponding description of FIG. 1, starting from a fourth data, allsubsequent data cannot be carried and transmitted respectively throughremaining resources in the resource set 100 from resource 104.

In this example, the duration of the preset timer maybe 6 subframes.

Correspondingly, in the first adjustment, the preset timer startscounting from the original time domain starting position s0of resource101, and when the preset timer expires, the next closest first resourcein the time domain is resource 104, therefore, resource 104 is the firstresource to be adjusted during the first adjustment, and the originaltime domain starting position of resource 104 is subframe 6 (s6).

Further, based on the original time domain starting position s6 ofresource 104 and the preset arrival time point of 5.1 ms of the fourthdata associated with resource 104, it can be determined that resource104 needs to be moved forward to 5.1 ms in the time domain, so that theupdated time domain starting position of resource 104 is aligned with astarting arrival time point of the fourth data. For simplifyingdescription, resource 104 that after the first adjustment is referred toas resource 204 thereinafter.

Further, after determining that the updated time domain startingposition of resource 204 is 5.1 ms, updated time domain startingpositions of resource 105 and its subsequent resources can be determinedbased on a period of two subframes of resource set 100.

For example, the updated time domain starting position of the of theresource 105 is 5.1 ms+2 number of subframes, that is, 7.1 ms.

For brief of description, resource 105 shown in the figure that has gonethrough the first adjustment is referred to as resource 205thereinafter,resource 106 that has gone through the first adjustment is referred toas resource 206, resource 107 that has gone through the first adjustmentis referred to as resource 207, resource 108 that has gone through thefirst adjustment is referred to as resource 208, resource 109 that hasgone through the first adjustment is referred to as resource 209.

After the first adjustment, deviations of time domains between resource204, resource 205, resource 206 and the preset arrival time points ofthe data associated with respective resources are all within a maximumtolerable time delay range of 0.8 ms. From resource 207, a next round ofadjustment is started.

In the second adjustment, the preset reference time point is determinedbased on the updated time domain starting position of resource 204.Therefore, the preset timer starts at 5.1 ms in this adjustment, andafter 6 subframes expire, the next nearest resource in the time domain tis resource 207, and thus resource 207 is the first resource to beadjusted in this adjustment with its original time domain startingposition 11.1 ms.

Similar to a process of the first adjustment, in the second adjustment,based on the original time domain starting position 11.1 ms of resource207 and the preset arrival time point 10.2 ms of the seventh dataassociated with resource 207, it can be determined that resource 207needs to be moved forward to 10.2 ms in the time domain, so that theupdated time domain starting position of resource 207 is aligned with astarting arrival time point of the seventh data. For brief ofdescription, resource 207 that has gone through the second adjustment isreferred to as resource 307 thereinafter.

Further, after determining that the updated time domain startingposition of resource 307 is 10.2 ms, updated time domain startingpositions of resource 208 and of its subsequent resources can bedetermined based on a period of two subframes of the resource set 100.

For example, the updated time domain starting position of resource 208is 10.2 ms+2 number of subframes, that is, 12.2 ms. For resource 208shown in the figure that has gone through the second adjustment isreferred to as resource 308 thereinafter, resource 209 that has gonethrough the second adjustment is referred to as resource 309.

After the second adjustment, time domain deviations between resource307, resource 308, resource 309 and the preset arrival time points ofthe data associated with respective resources are all within a maximumtolerable time delay range of 0.8 ms. In this loop iteration, updatedtime domain starting positions of all resources included in the resourceset 100 can be determined, and the updated time domain startingpositions of all resources can be aligned with preset arrival timepoints of data associated with the resources.

The preset timer described according to the embodiment of the presentdisclosure can be used to indicate from which resource to start anadjustment, which can be understood as a variant of directly indicatingthe original time domain starting position of the first resource to beadjusted as shown in FIG. 3 and FIG. 5.

In some embodiment, the position indication information includes apreset time domain interval, wherein a length of the preset time domaininterval is associated with a maximum tolerable time delay of a serviceto which the data belongs. Thus, an original time domain startingposition of the first resource to be adjusted can be intuitivelydetermined through the calculation of the preset time domain interval,and positions of resources can be adjusted from the first resource to beadjusted, so that a time domain starting position of each resource in aresource set is aligned with a preset arrival time point of dataassociated with the resource.

Further, referring to FIG. 7, S102 may include S1051, S1052 and S1053.

In S1051, a time domain interval between an original time domainstarting position of a resource and a preset arrival time point of dataassociated with the resource is calculated, starting from a firstresource in the resource set, and a resource with time domain intervalgreater than the preset time domain interval is determined as the firstresource to be adjusted.

In S1052, an updated time domain starting position of the first resourceto be adjusted is determined, based on the original time domain startingposition of the first resource to be adjusted and a preset arrival timepoint of data associated with the first resource to be adjusted.

In S1053, an updated time domain starting position of a remainingresource to be adjusted in the resource to be adjusted is determined,based on a first preset period of the resource set and the updated timedomain starting position of the first resource to be adjusted.

Specifically, the first resource is determined based on a first resourceto be adjusted during a previous adjustment. In the first adjustment,the first resource may be a first resource in the resource set.

Further, the first preset period may be a period of the resource setconfigured by a base station.

Further, the preset time domain interval may be equal to a maximumtolerable time delay of a service to which the data belongs.

Or, the preset time domain interval may be less than a maximum tolerabletime delay of a service to which the data belongs, so as to furthershorten a data transmission time delay.

According to the embodiment of the present disclosure, from the secondadjustment, the original time domain starting position of the resourcemay refer to an updated time domain starting position of the resource.

For example, referring to FIG. 4 and corresponding description of FIG.1, starting from a fourth data, all subsequent data cannot be carriedand transmitted respectively through remaining resources in the resourceset 100 from resource 104.

In the embodiment of the present disclosure, the preset time domaininterval may be 0.8 ms.

Correspondingly, in the first adjustment, from resource 101, a timedomain interval between an original time domain starting position of aresource and a preset arrival time point of the data associated with theresource is calculated. When it is the turn of the resource 104, thetime interval between the original time domain starting position s6 ofresource 104 and the preset arrival time point of 5.1 ms of the dataassociated with the resource is 0.9 ms. Therefore, it can be determinedthat resource 104 is the first resource to be adjusted in the firstadjustment, and the original time domain starting position of resource104 is subframe 6 (s6).

Further, based on the original time domain starting position s6 ofresource 104 and the preset arrival time point of 5.1 ms of the fourthdata associated with resource 104, it can be determined that resource104 needs to be moved forward to 5.1 ms in the time domain, so that theupdated time domain starting position of resource 104 is aligned with astarting arrival time point of the fourth data. For simplifyingdescription, and resource 104 that after the first adjustment isreferred to as resource 204 thereinafter.

Further, after determining that the updated time domain startingposition of resource 204 is 5.1 ms, updated time domain startingpositions of resource 105 and its subsequent resources can be determinedbased on a period of two subframes of resource set 100.

For example, the updated time domain starting position of the of theresource 105 is 5.1 ms+2 number of subframes, that is, 7.1 ms.

For brief of description, resource 105 shown in the figure that has gonethrough the first adjustment is referred to as resource 205thereinafter, resource 106 that has gone through the first adjustment isreferred to as resource 206, resource 107 that has gone through thefirst adjustment is referred to as resource 207, resource 108 that hasgone through the first adjustment is referred to as resource 208, andresource 109 that has gone through the first adjustment is referred toas resource 209.

After the first adjustment, deviations of time domains between resource204, resource 205, resource 206 and the preset arrival time points ofthe data associated with respective resources are all within a maximumtolerable time delay range of 0.8 ms. From resource 207, a next round ofadjustment is started.

In the second adjustment, the time interval between an original timedomain starting position of a resource and a preset arrival time pointof the data associated with the resource is calculated, starting fromthe resource 204 in the resource set. When it is the turn of theresource 207, the time interval between the original time domainstarting position 11.2 ms of resource 207 and the preset arrival timepoint 10.2 ms of the data associated with the resource is 0.9 ms.Therefore, it can be determined that resource 104 is the second resourceto be adjusted in the second adjustment, and the original time domainstarting position of resource 207 is 11.1 ms.

Similar to a process during the first adjustment, in the secondadjustment, based on the original time domain starting position 11.1 msof resource 207 and the preset arrival time point 10.2 ms of the seventhdata associated with resource 207, it can be determined that resource207 needs to be moved forward to 10.2 ms in the time domain, so that theupdated time domain starting position of resource 207 is aligned with astarting arrival time point of the seventh data. For brief ofdescription, resource 207 that has gone through the second adjustment isreferred to as resource 307 thereinafter.

Further, after determining that the updated time domain startingposition of resource 307 is 10.2 ms, updated time domain startingpositions of resource 208 and of its subsequent resources can bedetermined based on a period of two subframes of the resource set 100.

For example, the updated time domain starting position of resource 208is 10.2 ms+2 number of subframes, that is, 12.2 ms. For resource 208shown in the figure that has gone through the second adjustment isreferred to as resource 308 thereinafter, resource 209 that has gonethrough the second adjustment is referred to as resource 309.

After the second adjustment, time domain deviations between resource307, resource 308, resource 309 and the preset arrival time points ofthe data associated with respective resources are all within a maximumtolerable time delay range of 0.8 ms. In this loop iteration, updatedtime domain starting positions of all resources included in the resourceset 100 can be determined, and the updated time domain startingpositions of all resources can be aligned with preset arrival timepoints of data associated with the resources.

According to a common variant of the embodiment, the adjustmentindication information may include a preset offset. Wherein, the presetoffset is determined based on the original time domain starting positionof the first resource in the resource set and a first preset period, andthe preset arrival time of data and a second preset period.

Specifically, preset offsets and first resources to be adjusted may bothbe multiple, and the preset offsets may correspond to the firstresources to be adjusted one by one.

For example, referring to FIG. 4, the adjustment indication informationmay include the original time domain starting position of resource 104or a resource sequence number of resource 104 and a corresponding presetoffset 0.9 ms, and the original time domain starting position ofresource 107 or a resource sequence number of resource 107 and acorresponding preset offset 1.8 ms. In this example, the indicatedoriginal time domain starting position and a resource sequence numbermay both be absolute values.

Correspondingly, when a UE executes S102, based on the adjustmentindication information, resources from resource 104 to resource 106 aremoved forward by 0.9 ms to obtain resource 204, resource 205, andresource 206 respectively.

At the same time or later, a UE may also move forward resources fromresource 107 to resource 109 by 1.8 ms based on the adjustmentindication information, so as to obtain resource 307, resource 308, andresource 309.

According to the embodiment of the present disclosure, asending/receiving time point of a periodic service can be better matchedwith a time domain position where the periodic resource appears, therebyeffectively reducing a transmission time delay of data, improving areliability of transmission, and improving a utilization efficiency ofresources. Specifically, in a resource set, a first resource among oneor more resources needed to be adjusted is determined based on anadjustment indication information, and a remaining resource in theresource set starting from the first resource are all translated to acorresponding position, so that a time domain starting position of eachresource in the resource set is aligned with a preset arrival time pointof data associated with the resource, so that data that arrivesperiodically can be transmitted in time.

In a variant of the embodiment, data and a resource in a resource setconfigured by a base station may not have a one by one correspondence.

For example, referring to FIG. 8, it is assumed that a resource set 500configured by a base station for the UE includes a plurality ofresources. FIG. 8 only shows time domain positions of first 13 resourcesin the resource set 500.The first 13 resources include resource 501,resource 502, resource 503, resource 504, resource 505, resource 506,resource 507, resource 508, resource 509, resource 510, resource 511,resource 512 and resource 513 in an order of time domain.

Assuming that a period of resources in the resource set 500 is 1 ms, anda time domain starting position of a first resource in the resource set500 is subframe 0 (as marked with s0 in the figure), it can be inferredthat a distribution of a time domain position of the resource set 500 ina time domain t is shown in FIG. 8.

That is, a time domain starting position of resource 501 is s0, a timedomain starting position of resource 502 is subframe 1 (as marked withs1 in the figure), a time domain starting position of resource 503 issubframe 3 (as marked with s3 in the figure), a time domain startingposition of resource 504 is subframe 4 (as marked with s4 in thefigure), a time domain starting position of resource 505 is subframe 5(as marked with s5 in the figure), a time domain starting position ofresource 506 is subframe 6 (as marked with s6 in the figure), a timedomain starting position of resource 507 is subframe 6 (as marked withs6 in the figure), a time domain starting position of resource 508 issubframe 7 (as marked with s7 in the figure), a time domain startingposition of resource 509 is subframe 8 (as marked with s8 in thefigure), a time domain starting position of resource 510 is subframe 9(as marked with s9 in the figure), a time domain starting position ofresource 511 is subframe 10 (as marked with s10 in the figure), a timedomain starting position of resource 512 is subframe 11 (as marked withs11 in the figure), and a time domain starting position of resource 513is subframe 12 (as marked with s12 in the figure).

An upward arrow shown in the figure indicates an arrival time point ofdata. Assuming that an arrival time point of a first data of a currentservice is 0 ms and a period of the data is 1.7 ms, it can be inferredthat an arrival time point of a periodic data of the current service isshown in FIG. 8.

That is, an arrival time point of the first data is 0 ms, an arrivaltime point of a second data is 1.7 ms, an arrival time point of a thirddata is 3.4 ms, an arrival time point of a fourth data is 5.1 ms, anarrival time point of a fifth data is 6.8 ms, an arrival time point of asixth data is 8.5 ms, an arrival time point of a seventh data is 10.2ms, and an arrival time point of an eighth data is 11.9 ms.

Assuming that a maximum tolerable time delay of the current service is0.8 ms, referring to FIG. 8, it can be seen that the arrival time pointof the first data and the time domain staring position of the resource101 are in a same position. Therefore, the first data can be carried andtransmitted by the resource 101; the arrival time point of the seconddata is earlier than the time domain starting position of the resource503, and a time domain deviation between the arrival time point of thesecond data and the time domain starting position of the resource 503 is0.3 ms, which is still within the maximum tolerable time delay range of0.8 ms. Thus, the second data can be carried and transmitted by theresource 503. The arrival time point of the third data is earlier thanthe time domain starting position of the resource 505, and a time domaindeviation between the arrival time point of the third data and the timedomain starting position of the resource 505 is 0.6 ms, which is stillwithin the maximum tolerable time delay range of 0.8 ms. Thus, the thirddata can be carried and transmitted by the resource 505.

However, the arrival time point of the fourth data is earlier than thetime domain starting position of the resource 506, and a time domaindeviation between the arrival time point of the fourth data and the timedomain starting position of the resource 506 is 0.9 ms, which exceedsthe maximum tolerable time delay range of 0.8 ms. Thus, from the fourthdata, all subsequent data will not be carried and transmitted byremaining resources starting from the resource 506 in the resource set500.

Further, referring to FIG. 8, it can be seen that the second data islater than resource 502, the second data cannot be transmitted throughresource 502, which makes resource 502 wasted. Similarly, resource 504,resource 506, resource 508, resource 510, and resource 512 have no dataassociated with the resources.

According to the embodiment, data starting from the fourth data canstill be carried and transmitted by appropriate resources in remainingresources in the resource set 500 starting from resource 506.

Specifically, in this scenario, a relative time domain starting positionof a first resource to be adjusted included in the position indicationinformation may be 6 subframes.

Correspondingly, in the first adjustment, starting from the time domainoriginal position s0 of resource 501, resource 507whichis 6 subframesapart from the original time domain starting position is the firstresource to be adjusted in the first adjustment, and the original timedomain starting position of resource 104 is subframe 6 (s6).

Further, based on the original time domain starting position s6 ofresource 507 and the preset arrival time point of 5.1 ms of the fourthdata associated with resource 507, it can be determined that resource507 needs to be moved forward to 5.1 ms in the time domain, so that theupdated time domain starting position of resource 507 is aligned with astarting arrival time point of the fourth data. For brief ofdescription, resource 507 that has gone through the first adjustment isreferred to as resource 607 thereinafter.

Further, after determining that the updated time domain startingposition of resource 607 is 5.1 ms, updated time domain startingposition of resource 508 and its subsequent resources can be determinedbased on a period of two subframes of resource set 500.

For example, the updated time domain starting position of the resource508 is 5.1 ms+1 number of subframe, that is, 6.1 ms.

For brief of description, resource 508 shown in the figure that has gonethrough the first adjustment is referred to as resource 608thereinafter, resource 507 that has gone through the first adjustment isreferred to as resource 607, resource 509 that has gone through thefirst adjustment is referred to as resource 609, resource 511 that hasgone through the first adjustment will be referred to as resource 611,resource 512 that has gone through the first adjustment is referred toas resource 612, resource 513 that has gone through the first adjustmentwill be referred to as resource 613, resource 514 (not shown in thefigure) that has gone through the first adjustment will be referred toas resource 614, resource 515 (not shown in the figure) that has gonethrough the first adjustment is referred to as resource 615, resource516 (not shown in the figure) that has finished the first adjustment isreferred to as resource 616, and resource 517 (not shown in the figure)that has gone through the first adjustment is referred to as resource617.

After the first adjustment, time domain deviations between resource 607,resource 609, resource 611 and the preset arrival time points of thedata associated with respective resources are all within a maximumtolerable time delay range of 0.8 ms. From resource 613, a next round ofadjustment is started.

In the second adjustment, the preset reference time point is determinedbased on the updated time domain starting position of resource 607.Therefore, an original time domain starting position of a first resourceto be adjusted in the second adjustment is 5.1 ms+6 number of subframes,that is, the first resource to be adjusted in the second adjustment isresource 613, and its original time domain starting position is 11.1 ms.

Similar to a process of the first adjustment, in the second adjustment,based on the original time domain starting position 11.1 ms of resource613 and the preset arrival time point 10.2 ms of the seventh dataassociated with resource 207, it can be determined that resource 613needs to be moved forward to 10.2 ms in the time domain, so that theupdated time domain starting position of resource 613 is aligned with astarting arrival time point of the seventh data. For brief ofdescription, resource 613 that has gone through the second adjustment isreferred to as resource 713thereinafter.

Further, after determining that the updated time domain startingposition of resource 713 is 10.2 ms, an updated time domain startingposition of resource 614 and of its subsequent resources can bedetermined based on a period of two subframes of the resource set 500.

For example, the updated time domain starting position of resource 614is 10.2 ms+1 subframe, that is, 11.2 ms.

For brief of description, resource 614 shown in the figure that has gonethrough the second adjustment is referred to as resource 714thereinafter, resource 615 that has gone through the second adjustmentis referred to as resource 715, resource 616 that has gone through thesecond adjustment will be referred to as resource 716, and resource 617that has gone through the second adjustment is referred to as resource717.

After the second adjustment, time domain deviations between resource713, resource 714, resource 715 and the preset arrival time points ofthe data associated with respective resources are all within a maximumtolerable time delay range of 0.8 ms. In this loop iteration, updatedtime domain starting positions of all resources included in the resourceset 500 can be determined, and the updated time domain startingpositions of all resources can be aligned with preset arrival timepoints of data (if any) associated with the resources.

FIG. 9 is a schematic structural diagram of a device for determining aresource according to an embodiment of the present disclosure. Thoseskilled in the art understand that the device 8 for determining aresource (hereinafter referred to as the determining device 8) describedin the embodiment can be used to implement embodiments as described inFIGS. 2 to FIG. 8.

Specifically, according to the embodiment, the determining device 8 mayinclude: an obtaining circuitry 81, adapted to obtain an adjustmentindication information, wherein the adjustment indication informationcomprises a position indication information which is adapted to indicatean original time domain starting position of a first resource to beadjusted in a resource set; and a determining circuitry 82, adapted todetermine an updated time domain starting position of each resource tobe adjusted in the resource set based on the adjustment indicationinformation, so that the updated time domain starting position of eachresource to be adjusted is aligned with a preset arrival time point ofdata associated with the resource to be adjusted.

Further, for each resource to be adjusted, the data associated with theresource to be adjusted includes: a first data located before anoriginal time domain position of the resource to be adjusted and cannotbe carried by an arbitrary resource before the resource to be adjusted.

Further, said updated time domain starting position of each resource tobe adjusted being aligned with the preset arrival time point of the dataassociated with the resource to be adjusted includes: for each resourceto be adjusted, a deviation between the updated time domain position ofthe resource to be adjusted and the preset arrival time point of thedata associated with the resource to be adjusted beingless than a firstpreset threshold.

Further, the position indication information includes a relative timedomain starting position of the first resource to be adjusted, whereinthe relative time domain starting position includes a deviation betweenthe original time domain starting position of the first resource to beadjusted and a preset reference time point.

Further, the determining circuitry 82 may include: a first determiningsub-circuitry 821, adapted to determine the original time domainstarting position of the first resource to be adjusted, based on thepreset reference time point and the relative time domain startingposition of the first resource to be adjusted; a second determiningsub-circuitry 822, adapted to determine an updated time domain startingposition of the first resource to be adjusted, based on the originaltime domain starting position of the first resource to be adjusted and apreset arrival time point of data associated with the first resource tobe adjusted; and a third determining sub-circuitry 823, adapted todetermine an updated time domain starting position of a remainingresource to be adjusted in the resource to be adjusted, based on a firstpreset period of the resource set and the updated time domain startingposition of the first resource to be adjusted.

Further, the preset reference time point is determined based on anoriginal time domain starting position of a first block resource in theresource set, or, the preset reference time point is determined based onan updated time domain starting position of a first resource to beadjusted during a previous adjustment.

In some embodiment, the position indication information includes arelative resource sequence number of the first resource to be adjusted,wherein the relative resource sequence number includes a deviationbetween a resource sequence number of the first resource to be adjustedand a preset reference sequence number.

Further, the determining circuitry 82 may include: a fourth determiningsub-circuitry 824, adapted to determine the original time domainstarting position of the first resource to be adjusted, based on thepreset reference sequence number and the relative resource sequencenumber of the first resource to be adjusted; a fifth determiningsub-circuitry 825, adapted to determine an updated time domain startingposition of the first resource to be adjusted, based on the originaltime domain starting position of the first resource to be adjusted and apreset arrival time point of data associated with the first resource tobe adjusted; and a sixth determining sub-circuitry 826, adapted todetermine an updated time domain starting position of a remainingresource to be adjusted in the resource to be adjusted, based on a firstpreset period of the resource set and the updated time domain startingposition of the first resource to be adjusted.

Further, the preset reference sequence number is determined based on aresource sequence number of a first block resource in the resource set,or, the preset reference sequence number is determined based on aresource sequence number of a first resource to be adjusted during aprevious adjustment.

In some embodiment, the position indication information includes apreset timer, wherein the preset timer starts timing from a presetreference time point.

Further, the determining circuitry 82 may include: a seventh determiningsub-circuitry 827, adapted to determine a first resource after thepreset timer expires as the first resource to be adjusted; an eighthdetermining sub-circuitry 828, adapted to determine an updated timedomain starting position of the first resource to be adjusted, based onthe original time domain starting position of the first resource to beadjusted and a preset arrival time point of data associated with thefirst resource to be adjusted; and a ninth determining sub-circuitry829, adapted to determine an updated time domain starting position of aremaining resource to be adjusted in the resource to be adjusted, basedon a first preset period of the resource set and the updated time domainstarting position of the first resource to be adjusted.

Further, the preset reference time point is determined based on anoriginal time domain starting position of a first block resource in theresource set, or, the preset reference time point is determined based onan updated time domain starting position of a first resource to beadjusted during a previous adjustment.

In some embodiment, the position indication information includes apreset time domain interval, wherein a length of the preset time domaininterval is associated with a maximum tolerable time delay of a serviceto which the data belongs.

Further, the determining circuitry 82 may include: a tenth determiningsub-circuitry 830, adapted to calculate a time domain interval betweenan original time domain starting position of a resource and a presetarrival time point of data associated with the resource, starting from afirst resource in the resource set, and determine a resource with a timedomain interval greater than the preset time domain interval as thefirst resource to be adjusted; an eleventh determining sub-circuitry831, adapted to determine an updated time domain starting position ofthe first resource to be adjusted, based on the original time domainstarting position of the first resource to be adjusted and a presetarrival time point of data associated with the first resource to beadjusted; and a twelfth determining sub-circuitry 832, adapted todetermine an updated time domain starting position of a remainingresource to be adjusted in the resource to be adjusted, based on a firstpreset period of the resource set and the updated time domain startingposition of the first resource to be adjusted.

Further, the first resource is determined based on a first resource tobe adjusted during a previous adjustment.

In some embodiment, before obtaining the adjustment indicationinformation, the method further includes: receiving an adjustmentinstruction is adapted to trigger an acquisition operation of theadjustment indication information.

In some embodiment, the adjustment indication information is received atleast through an RRC message and/or a DCI signaling for indicating a CGresource, or an RRC message and/or a DCI signaling for indicating SPSresources.

In some embodiment, the adjustment indication information is determinedby a protocol.

In some embodiment, the adjustment indication information is associatedwith a service to which the data belongs.

In some embodiment, the resource set includes: a same set of configuredgrant resource, or a same set of semi-static scheduling resource.

Second determining sub-circuitry 822, fifth determining sub-circuitry825, eighth determining sub-circuitry 828, and eleventh determiningsub-circuitry 831 may constitute a same circuitry, or, may constitute aplurality of independent circuitries.

Third determining sub-circuitry 823, sixth determining sub-circuitry826, ninth determining sub-circuitry 829, and twelfth determiningsub-circuitry 832 may constitute a same circuitry, or, may constitute aplurality of independent circuitries.

Principles and detailed operation of the determining device8 can befound in the above descriptions of the method as shown in FIG. 2 to FIG.8, and thus are not described hereinafter.

In an embodiment of the present disclosure, a storage medium havingcomputer instructions stored therein is provided, wherein once thecomputer instructions are executed, the method for determining aresource based on embodiments shown in FIG. 2 to FIG. 8 is performed.Preferably, the storage medium may include a computer-readable storagemedium such as a non-volatile memory or a non-transitory memory. Thestorage medium may include a ROM, a RAM, a magnetic disk or an opticaldisk, etc.

In an embodiment of the present disclosure, a terminal including amemory and a processor is provided, wherein the memory has computerinstructions stored therein, and the method based on embodiments shownin FIGS. 2 to FIG. 8 is performed is performed, once the processorexecutes the computer instructions. Preferably, the terminal may be aUser Equipment (UE).

Although the present disclosure is disclosed as above, the presentdisclosure is not limited to this. Those skilled in the art can makevarious changes and modifications without departing from the spirit andscope of the present disclosure. Therefore, the protection scope of thepresent disclosure should be subject to the scope defined by the claims.

1. A method for determining a resource, comprising: obtaining anadjustment indication information, wherein the adjustment indicationinformation comprises a position indication information which is adaptedto indicate an original time domain starting position of a firstresource to be adjusted in a resource set; and determining an updatedtime domain starting position of each resource to be adjusted in theresource set based on the adjustment indication information, so that theupdated time domain starting position of each resource to be adjusted isaligned with a preset arrival time point of data associated with theresource to be adjusted.
 2. The method according to claim 1, wherein foreach resource to be adjusted, the data associated with the resource tobe adjusted comprises: a first data located before an original timedomain position of the resource to be adjusted and cannot be carried byan arbitrary resource before the resource to be adjusted.
 3. The methodaccording to claim 2, wherein said updated time domain starting positionof each resource to be adjusted being aligned with the preset arrivaltime point of the data associated with the resource to be adjustedcomprises: for each resource to be adjusted, a deviation between theupdated time domain position of the resource to be adjusted and thepreset arrival time point of the data associated with the resource to beadjusted being less than a first preset threshold.
 4. The methodaccording to claim 1, wherein the position indication informationcomprises a relative time domain starting position of the first resourceto be adjusted, wherein the relative time domain starting positioncomprises a deviation between the original time domain starting positionof the first resource to be adjusted and a preset reference time point.5. The method according to claim 4, wherein said determining the updatedtime domain starting position of each resource to be adjusted in theresource set based on the adjustment indication information comprises:determining the original time domain starting position of the firstresource to be adjusted, based on the preset reference time point andthe relative time domain starting position of the first resource to beadjusted; determining an updated time domain starting position of thefirst resource to be adjusted, based on the original time domainstarting position of the first resource to be adjusted and a presetarrival time point of data associated with the first resource to beadjusted; and determining an updated time domain starting position of aremaining resource to be adjusted in the resource to be adjusted, basedon a first preset period of the resource set and the updated time domainstarting position of the first resource to be adjusted.
 6. The methodaccording to claim 4, wherein the preset reference time point isdetermined based on an original time domain starting position of a firstblock resource in the resource set, or, the preset reference time pointis determined based on an updated time domain starting position of afirst resource to be adjusted during a previous adjustment.
 7. Themethod according to claim 1, wherein the position indication informationcomprises a relative resource sequence number of the first resource tobe adjusted, wherein the relative resource sequence number comprises adeviation between a resource sequence number of the first resource to beadjusted and a preset reference sequence number.
 8. The method accordingto claim 7, wherein said determining the updated time domain startingposition of each resource to be adjusted in the resource set based onthe adjustment indication information comprises: determining theoriginal time domain starting position of the first resource to beadjusted, based on the preset reference sequence number and the relativeresource sequence number of the first resource to be adjusted;determining an updated time domain starting position of the firstresource to be adjusted, based on the original time domain startingposition of the first resource to be adjusted and a preset arrival timepoint of data associated with the first resource to be adjusted; anddetermining an updated time domain starting position of a remainingresource to be adjusted in the resource to be adjusted, based on a firstpreset period of the resource set and the updated time domain startingposition of the first resource to be adjusted.
 9. The method accordingto claim 7, wherein the preset reference sequence number is determinedbased on a resource sequence number of a first block resource in theresource set, or, the preset reference sequence number is determinedbased on a resource sequence number of a first resource to be adjustedduring a previous adjustment.
 10. The method according to claim 1,wherein the position indication information comprises a preset timer,wherein the preset timer starts timing from a preset reference timepoint.
 11. The method according to claim 10, wherein said determiningthe updated time domain starting position of each resource to beadjusted in the resource set based on the adjustment indicationinformation comprises: determining a first resource after the presettimer expires as the first resource to be adjusted; determining anupdated time domain starting position of the first resource to beadjusted, based on the original time domain starting position of thefirst resource to be adjusted and a preset arrival time point of dataassociated with the first resource to be adjusted; and determining anupdated time domain starting position of a remaining resource to beadjusted in the resource to be adjusted, based on a first preset periodof the resource set and the updated time domain starting position of thefirst resource to be adjusted.
 12. The method according to claim 10,wherein the preset reference time point is determined based on anoriginal time domain starting position of a first block resource in theresource set, or, the preset reference time point is determined based onan updated time domain starting position of a first resource to beadjusted during a previous adjustment.
 13. The method according to claim1, wherein the position indication information comprises a preset timedomain interval, wherein a length of the preset time domain interval isassociated with a maximum tolerable time delay of a service to which thedata belongs.
 14. The method according to claim 13, wherein saiddetermining the updated time domain starting position of each resourceto be adjusted in the resource set based on the adjustment indicationinformation comprises: calculating a time domain interval between anoriginal time domain starting position of a resource and a presetarrival time point of data associated with the resource, starting from afirst resource in the resource set; determining a resource with a timedomain interval greater than the preset time domain interval as thefirst resource to be adjusted; determining an updated time domainstarting position of the first resource to be adjusted, based on theoriginal time domain starting position of the first resource to beadjusted and a preset arrival time point of data associated with thefirst resource to be adjusted; and determining an updated time domainstarting position of a remaining resource to be adjusted in the resourceto be adjusted, based on a first preset period of the resource set andthe updated time domain starting position of the first resource to beadjusted.
 15. The method according to claim 14, wherein the firstresource is determined based on a first resource to be adjusted during aprevious adjustment.
 16. The method according to claim 1, wherein beforeobtaining the adjustment indication information, the method furthercomprises: receiving an adjustment instruction adapted to trigger anacquisition operation of the adjustment indication information.
 17. Themethod according to claim 1, wherein the adjustment indicationinformation is received at least through an RRC message and/or a DCIsignaling for indicating a CG resource, or an RRC message and/or a DCIsignaling for indicating SPS resources.
 18. The method according toclaim 1, wherein the adjustment indication information is determined bya protocol.
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 21. A device for determining aposition of a resource, comprising: an obtaining circuitry, adapted toobtain an adjustment indication information, wherein the adjustmentindication information comprises a position indication information whichis adapted to indicate an original time domain starting position of afirst resource to be adjusted in a resource set; and a determiningcircuitry, adapted to determine an updated time domain starting positionof each resource to be adjusted in the resource set based on theadjustment indication information, so that the updated time domainstarting position of each resource to be adjusted is aligned with apreset arrival time point of data associated with the resource to beadjusted.
 22. A non-transitory storage medium storing one or moreprograms, the one or more programs comprising computer instructions,which, when executed by a processor, cause the processor to: obtainingan adjustment indication information, wherein the adjustment indicationinformation comprises a position indication information which is adaptedto indicate an original time domain starting position of a firstresource to be adjusted in a resource set; and determining an updatedtime domain starting position of each resource to be adjusted in theresource set based on the adjustment indication information, so that theupdated time domain starting position of each resource to be adjusted isaligned with a preset arrival time point of data associated with theresource to be adjusted.
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